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The Son's name JOD HE VAU SHIN AYIN (Joshua, Jehoshua, Jesus) adds to the Father's letters a SHIN, symbolised as a tooth or flame: the merciful power to consume, or become detached from, states one brought to birth in ignorance, by turning attention away so they no longer live in consciousness. Nothing can cease to be in the Father; the Son can leave states behind.

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JOD HE VAU SHIN AYIN
a SHIN is symbolized as a tooth. A tooth is that which consumes, that which devours
It is the SHIN, or a tooth, in the Son’s name that gives him absolute dominion
Nothing can cease to be in the Father

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Nothing can cease to be in the Father. Even the unlovely things cannot cease to be.
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It is the SHIN, or a tooth, in the Son’s name that gives him absolute dominion.
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then you add a SHIN and an AYIN, making the Son’s name read, JOD HE VAU SHIN AYIN
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But there is a SHIN, or flame, within the name of the Son, which allows that Son to become detached from states He formerly expressed within the world.
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